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WABASH Day is the College's national day of community service. Alumni groups across the country, including in Crawfordsville, will conduct service projects in celebration of Wabash Alumni Benefiting and Serving Humanity.

Do you question what makes life
significant? Or if your life will be directed
towards a calling that is of value or
meaning?
For centuries labyrinths have been used as
meditative instruments for people to explore
the depths and workings of their inner lives.
The labyrinth is a small pilgrimage to the
center of our lives. The unicircular path of
the labyrinth invites the walker to quiet the
mind and open the heart. Put aside your
immediate concerns for a few moments and
walk our labyrinth guided by the passions
that call you.
This labyrinth constructed by Wabash
students is open to the community. We
look forward to sharing our quests and
presenting our questions to you. No RSVP
required.
Location:
Mall Between Allen Athletic Center and MXI

Switching the locale of the action from the drawing room of John O’Keefe’s Restoration England to the saloons of the Old West, and transforming the characters from scheming servants and lustful gentry to music hall girls and stalwart cavalrymen, playwright James McLure holds onto the hilariously convoluted structure that has made the original play a timeless delight. As Variety puts it: “Plot elements include standard mistaken identities, long lost son reunited with parents, evil landlord foreclosing at the drop of a tumbleweed, a crusty colonel who’s planted progeny all over the wild west, a hero who stops a speeding train with one hand, a foppish son who’s been kicked out of more military schools than he can count, ad histrionicum.” And so it goes—resulting happily enough, in a slam-bang, wildly funny farce which provides both a field day for performers and an experience of sheer delight for audiences.